The Trump administration is taking shape.

A winter forecast might disappoint snow lovers.

And there's new hope for people who have lost their luggage.

That's some of what we'll get to on the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewell.

It's Wednesday, November 13th. Let's get you caught up with

today's seven stories. Number one, President-elect Donald Trump gave key jobs to Elon Musk and Vivek

Ramoswamy. The two business entrepreneurs will lead a new project known as the Department

of Government Efficiency. It's tasked with cutting government spending and regulation. The Tesla CEO and

former Republican primary candidate will identify ways to cut staff and restructure federal agencies.

It's unclear, though, how such a commission will be funded

or run, but it could trigger major repercussions for the U.S. government and millions of federal

workers. Some analysts are skeptical that Musk and Ramoswamy will get much done. Congress has to

approve any changes to federal budgeting. Today, Trump is visiting

Washington, D.C. for what is sure to be an extraordinary meeting with President Joe Biden.

The pair haven't met since their debate in June that led to Biden's withdrawal from the presidential

race. After that, Trump will go to Capitol Hill to meet with lawmakers.

Thank you. After that, Trump will go to Capitol Hill to meet with lawmakers. Number two. Democrats are racing to confirm judges before Trump takes office in January.

During Trump's first term, he made judicial appointments a priority.

He appointed more than 200 judges, including three Supreme Court justices.

This helped move the federal judiciary to the right in recent years.

So far, Biden has appointed 214 judges, and Senate Democrats are facing a race against time to confirm more

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